Jeff Glickman's guest appearances

Jeff Glickman

Chasing Earhart

Acoustic Interlude Sessions 

Squashing the Market with Bill Ullman

Justin Townes Earle

Brad Meltzer

David Klein

Tom King

Vanessa Peters

Amelia Earhart

Gretchen Peters

Jean Chatzky

John Oates

Sarah Stewart

Brian Dunning

Scott Miller

Lois Frankel

Susan Robinson

Amy Ray

OwlTail

Bill invites “rocket scientist” Jeff Glickman to the studio for this latest episode of “Squashing the Market." Bill and Jeff explore one of the most complex and intriguing topics in finance and technology today: the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its use in the investment world. Jeff is uniquely positioned to explain this topic.  An information systems guru, Jeff built his first computer at age nine. At age sixteen, he taught semiconductor physics at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaigne. He has delivered advanced technology and services to a range of organizations including The Department of Defense, Ford Motor Company, The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery and NASA, among many others. Most of Jeff’s work has been in artificial and machine intelligence, image processing and pattern recognition. He holds approximately 50 patents in multiple disciplines including machine intelligence, computer architecture, communications and pattern recognition. Jeff is the founder and CEO of J4 Capital, a Registered Investment Advisor that uses AI and machine learning to implement its investment strategy. Produced, engineered, and edited by Sam Swanson. Music by Alex Atchley.

Bill invites “rocket scientist” Jeff Glickman to the studio for this latest episode of “Squashing the Market." Bill and Jeff explore one of the most complex and intriguing topics in finance and technology today: the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its use in the investment world. Jeff is uniquely positioned to explain this topic.  An information systems guru, Jeff built his first computer at age nine. At age sixteen, he taught semiconductor physics at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaigne. He has delivered advanced technology and services to a range of organizations including The Department of Defense, Ford Motor Company, The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery and NASA, among many others. Most of Jeff’s work has been in artificial and machine intelligence, image processing and pattern recognition. He holds approximately 50 patents in multiple disciplines including machine intelligence, computer architecture, communications and pattern recognition. Jeff is the founder and CEO of J4 Capital, a Registered Investment Advisor that uses AI and machine learning to implement its investment strategy. Produced, engineered, and edited by Sam Swanson. Music by Alex Atchley.

Jeff Glickman - Rocket Scientist and CEO of J4 Capital

 Jeff Glickman 

In part, it’s the way that we identify with these individuals; the notion of getting lost at sea; the horror of that and how deeply in our core as individuals we fear something like that happening. That reaches into something that’s very personal for everybody.Forensic image processing and analyzation is one of the most crucial areas of expertise in the entire Amelia Earhart/Fred Noonan disappearance case. Used by multiple hypothesis’ in the case, it’s become a combination or art and science that has been responsible for much of the advancement in the investigation. Tonight, season two of the Chasing Earhart podcast continues with a project guest that has been highly involved both in that field and in this case. Tonight, we discuss both the science and the process of forensic image processing via Zoom with Jeff Glickman of PHOTEK. Jeff gives us his thoughts on his work on the castaway hypothesis, the anomaly in the now famous “Bevington Image” and how he arrived at his declaration on that image and why he believes that the Amelia Earhart case continues to capture and enthrall the entire world.

In part, it’s the way that we identify with these individuals; the notion of getting lost at sea; the horror of that and how deeply in our core as individuals we fear something like that happening. That reaches into something that’s very personal for everybody. Forensic image processing and analyzation is one of the most crucial areas of expertise in the entire Amelia Earhart/Fred Noonan disappearance case. Used by multiple hypothesis’ in the case, it’s become a combination or art and science that has been responsible for much of the advancement in the investigation. Tonight, season two of the Chasing Earhart podcast continues with a project guest that has been highly involved both in that field and in this case. Tonight, we discuss both the science and the process of forensic image processing via Zoom with Jeff Glickman of PHOTEK. Jeff gives us his thoughts on his work on the castaway hypothesis, the anomaly in the now famous “Bevington Image” and how he arrived at his declaration on that image and why he believes that the Amelia Earhart case continues to capture and enthrall the entire world.

The Bevington Object: A Conversation with Jeff Glickman